Consolations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSOLATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CONSOLATION, the act or an instance of consoling
• a person or thing providing consolation
• (in sport) a goal scored at a point when it is no longer possible for the scoring team to win
• the comfort received by a person after a loss or disappointment
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or an instance of consoling; the state of being console; comfort

Words related to CONSOLATIONS

consolation13

Words that contain CONSOLATIONS

disconsolations18

How to use CONSOLATIONS in a sentence

• It is to them, and not to the consolations of Christianity, that he turns when he discusses the problem of death.
• The walk to the north end of town on a sultry afternoon had qualified them to receive its consolations, and they gathered gratefully about.
• He had taught himself to dispense with the consolations of tobacco, lest he should at any time make himself obnoxious to her ladyship.
• Wonderful are the consolations of literature! As soon as that letter was written and posted, the consciousness of virtue glowed in my veins like some rare vintage.
• The Consolations of Lovers on these Occasions are very extraordinary.
• And the family chorus drowned her laments, overwhelming her with a flood of fantastic consolations and recommendations of resignation.
• There seems to be enormous scope for bargaining over all this field, and here it is that the chances of compensations and consolations for Germany are to be found.
• No bible was there with its consolations for the sick of heart.
• Indeed, one of the greatest consolations this man possessed, under the present misfortune, was the ample store of this weed which was to be found in the ship.
• A new enemy has appeared in Turkey, but her defection has its consolations.
• Many are the consolations with which the unhappy author endeavours to allay his vexation, and fortify his patience.
• Oh, Sir, there we step in, with the consolations and instructions of the faith.
• He had spent the evening in conference with His disciples, like a dying father in the midst of his family, mingling consolations with His last instructions.
• She counted her beads and spoke to me in French of the consolations of the Catholic religion.
• The only consolations were that the future could hardly be worse than the recent past, that misery had plenty of company, and that things were interesting by the way.
• It was also manifest, that he enjoyed the sunshine of inward peace, and the rich consolations of the gospel.
• Notwithstanding my situation and state, I am happy in the enjoyment of His consolations.
• Its consolations are leaves gathered from the tree of life, fresh in their lovely verdure, impregnated with the sweet odours of the Gospel.
• But the best of all consolations will be with you, with them, with us, and all his numerous relatives and friends, especially with Mrs.
• The most beautiful girl in the house was ready to offer herself and her fortune as consolations, if this impenetrable bachelor would only have taken her into his confidence.
• In their sore distress men and women have implored for and obtained consolations which transcend all ordinary experience.
• Both Jack and Harry came up to me, but I shook them off and sat down upon a fallen trunk, and would not say a word in answer to their inquiries or consolations.
• One piece of ill-luck was following close upon another, and Emile felt that he needed all the consolations that his cynical philosophy could afford.
• None are too wise to be excused from performing the duties of religion, nor are any too poor to be excluded from the consolations of its promises.
• When the monk heard that he was a heretic and needed none of the consolations of the Church, he bade him farewell kindly, and went his way.
• When I got in, I found Tom lying in his bunk with his face to the wall, too dispirited apparently to answer my consolations.
• Consolations appear egotistical, squalid, at times almost base.
• He turned desperately from the pride of his intellect to the consolations of his religion.
• She therefore let her head sink back on the cushion, and assumed that peculiarly dejected air, commonly reserved by her for the consolations of religion.
• Richelieu then received the last consolations of religion, and went through these pious and touching ceremonies with an apparently firm and undisturbed conscience.
• When my brother Van Nest died in a foreign land, and the news came to our country home, that night they read the eternal consolations out of the old book.
• The English people are satisfied, that to the great the consolations of religion are as necessary as its instructions.
• He was fully conscious of the approach of death, and seems to have been sustained, in that trying hour, by the consolations of religion.

Similar words containing NSOLATION without suffix s and without prefix co

insolation10 consolation13 insolations11 disconsolation17 disconsolations18

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